More than 38,000 medical personnel from 15 provinces rushed to Shanghai and Shanghai to open designated back-up hospitals and rebuild a batch of makeshift hospitals, striving to ensure that all infected persons should be received
Shanghai, April 4 (Reporter Jiang Hongbing) On the morning of the 4th, in Huansha Community, Yangpu District, Shanghai, medical staff from the First Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University School of Medicine joined local grass-roots cadres and community volunteers in nucleic acid screening. . “We sent a nucleic acid sampling medical team to support Shanghai on March 28. This time, a 54-person medical team from the National Medical Center for Infectious Diseases came to Shanghai. There are currently 306 medical staff in Shanghai.” Zhejiang University Medicine A medical team member of the First Affiliated Hospital of the hospital told reporters.
In the early morning of the 4th, a number of hospitals in Jiangsu Province sent about 1,900 nucleic acid sampling team members to Shanghai by bus. After arriving at 8:00 in the morning, they immediately went to various communities to carry out nucleic acid sampling. Since March 31, Jiangsu Province has sent a total of more than 13,000 medical shelter teams and sampling teams to Shanghai.
According to the relevant person in charge of the National Health and Medical Commission, according to the requirements of the medical treatment team of the Joint Prevention and Control Mechanism of the State Council, more than 38,000 medical personnel have been dispatched from 15 provinces to support Shanghai. Among them, 9 provinces sent more than 11,000 medical personnel to undertake the task of medical teams in Fangcang shelter hospitals; 4 provinces sent more than 23,200 medical personnel for nucleic acid sampling; 12 provinces sent nearly 4,000 laboratory nucleic acid testing teams.
Shanghai launched a city-wide nucleic acid test on the 4th. To this end, the National Health and Medical Commission dispatched 1.08 million tubes/day of nucleic acid testing force from 8 provinces to support Shanghai, and coordinated 4 provinces around Shanghai to undertake 1.3 million tubes/day of nucleic acid testing samples.
On the 3rd, the army dispatched more than 2,000 medical personnel from 7 medical units affiliated to the army, navy and joint logistics support force. After arriving in Shanghai, medical treatment and nucleic acid testing have been quickly carried out.
According to Wu Qianyu, a first-level inspector of the Shanghai Municipal Health Commission, since the outbreak of the epidemic, Shanghai has successively opened back-up designated hospitals and rebuilt a number of makeshift hospitals. There are more than 10 designated hospitals, back-up designated hospitals, and makeshift hospitals. At the same time, some large-scale public facilities have been renovated, and efforts are made to ensure that all infected people are admitted.
At present, Shanghai is carefully organizing and carrying out nucleic acid screening of all employees, and quickly finds out the background of the epidemic situation, and quickly transfers infected people to Fangcang shelter hospitals and designated hospitals, so as to realize the collection of infected people, timely conduct flow investigation and investigation, and track control and control. Risk personnel to complete tasks such as daily settlement and strict prevention of epidemic leakage. A spokesman for the Shanghai Municipal Government said on the 4th that he would like to express his sincere respect and gratitude to the retrograde heroes from all over the country who have supported Shanghai. “Shanghai will never forget the warmth and affection from brother provinces!”
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